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New Grand and Comic Pantomime, called FURIBOND . . . ; 1;',:';•"•• or,l-IA-RL EQUIN NEGRO. • Tr.re) Harlequin Negro, Mr. HARTLAND ; , . Sir l'cevish Antique, Mr. MALE; Furibondi Mr. FISHE R. ; ' ▪ 4 11aligno, 'Mr. FAI RBROTHER ; • • • • CapitairtGossanie ,r Mr. - RAY ; , aflitoc t oy, Mr..SM IT 11 ; ''Sii*Flitnsy Flurry, Mr: 1' rrzs t MONS ' • Litt/6.Clown' anti liarlequid,• - • M aster. LAUREN'' . ; • • Mo4fAU RENT ; • Columbine, Nir t s .1111 A RV • - • * • .Centutdf Britain, Mrs . , DA PONTE ; • • - ' Miss 1 1 1 , , ARO N - - litexes4s. Seceod s.—Pit 35..6d. Seeund Price 25.. 24.!0/6qcond:Poite ppa Gallery is.. Second' P• rice 0d., , NH hioinFOß ray Lica. Places torgiellintestditie o:mat - Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, Russell street. • 4cor4 „to ,be [Tenet! 4t,114111-rast Five, ,aud begin at Hil)ppast Six . • ' tlilo-ttugrowv'thi•Ciiiiicdy•of Alt in thelVrong with the Igiffftv:q4it.Pil.:ConliqTitinurninie of 1' tiiiboial,; 'or, Hale. —ll eg.ro. -• rt' cov:LINT-tmitinN. 6: o-uortitow, kYINING, •Jali. 16; 1808, 1 7 wa l be'Pertornied , THE AVANIYMIER • • , -THE 'RIG HTS- OF HOSPITALITY. -4The Pretturpand •Music composed by, Mr..Dnv r and . - Ruaser.z.) ; . . The PROLOGUE to be spoken by . Me. BRUNTON. ' • • The prinCipil Characiers by ' :. PONE t Mr..UII:UNTON, BLANCAARD, I Mr. LAItti.AIONT, • • MessrS. TREBY 'KING, L'EY, -, Mr3IzAIV •Mr. HOLLAND; Mr..;XTKINS, M;. W. MURRAY., .Mr.-'11?..11111A1:4, Miss SiIPTI - 1, It NOW] ON. • • ' End (contposcd by Mr. Bac N(. t: A, fun.) • 'tivNEW - BALLIT, incidental to the Drama, To - becperforined by-the hlisscs ADAMS and. the..Corpi de • Ballet. The EPILOGUE to be spoken by Miss 'NORTON. - Abet which will , be produced (for 'the 18th' tinter) a new • liantarnitue,.call‘fd i-lARLECLAN .IN HIS .IitAMENT, ; . Or, FIR WATER, EAKTII, and Al K. 'The Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, aikr Decorations, are all entirely new. PantoffiiMe.pitx.tucett under the threaion of Mk. Tuley. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Sir /feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbirt:), Mr. L. 1.10:. LOGN A ; Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRIMA LD Sayoyard kilrls., by tvltSses H. S. and E. A DAMS ; Anct the l'art cif Columbine, by Miss ADAMS : Iloacs6s. ,Secoutt PrICC-35,--P it 3s, 6d. Soconll 'Price as '.— CAl,lery as. Second Price as.—Weper Gallery is. Second trice Money to be returned. Places for the ll , xes to be taken. of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-race, in Ilan..,treet. The Doors ; to be opened at Half past:Five, anti, begin at Bali' past . Six. On account of the great number of Ladies and Gentlemen who were disappointed;of Places at the last performance of The Mountaitfters, that Play will be repeated, .with the Stew on Mt nday next. MEZICAL !LULA:LIU, ST. IMRTHOLOM4w's HOSPITAL. PrHE Sr RI N G COURSES of LECTURES viti begin at this Theatre on Wednesday, lin. 20, iBOB - The Ledures on the THEORY and PRACTICE of XIEDICINE, are delivered by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr, POWELL. On ANIATOpY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER NETHY. .. On SURGtRY, by 4r. ABERNIETIIY. 0n COM PARATI V 1 , . A NTO•OM Y and .the LAWS 'Of . ORGANIC.EXISThNCE; by Mr.-MACARTNEY. On CHEMISTRY, by Dr. LDWARDS. On Nil DWI I. EKY. by 1)r. THYNNE. ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS;byDr. LAU RENCE. -•• . • • , Tar further partienigrs . .ttruply -to Mr. Whcv.l.e4 at flat A pot 'tee ary 's cif the Hospital. . ANNUI. TIES, LIFE LONDON-, . cAPirm.—Two mri.t.rows: TN addition to the :frlvantages held out •by othOr PI RI: I NSII RAN C COAPAN I ES, this Establish'• . among other superior tlenefits, offers to the Insured the Payment of the Refit of anyinsured theiLwith, which may be damaged or destroyed by Fire. .The Dircdors 'beg. leave to antorrn the Public, that the xxclusiOn of the Prolesiion of tisial,aw trout boteng•Shares. which appearell; in the PrespeOus, without any invidious intention, has not been incl u ded i n t h e D e ed o f at ttlement 'stow laying at the 0 Itice.tbr Signature*. • • • ' 131 Order, , W. BE ETHAN!, Secretary., an. IT, 1808 • , I I\LC,NI WA, 'A NY \ Lady in this Situation, 'wider peculiar tuinstunces, may obtain a real.. Erieptl, ant 2 secure her lionour and Happiness, by addressing a Letter ( post - paid) to rs. otintatur n - -- No. 'lt, un.ad. street, Goldeti-squar4, Lon witeti a private interview with the Advertiser wilt be appointed, • 410111' AND.NAVV • EQUI i'AG E. THE PATENT .CAMP IIEpSTEADS, Eurni - •t ure;Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, uac very' respeet= fully NCo4:llllClidtAita . ,oeralemen, as beivgthe moat portabl e and superior to' any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; 'Sea Cots,Sota Beds, and • Chairs, tor on hoard Snip; Musquittis ' Net Furniture, atid Patent Ilrass-screw liedstcads, for L4St arid West Indies, ant all Foreign Clitnate,s, at MORGAN. and SANDP Rs'B -Patent Dedstead Manufselory and Ware-Rooms, • Sas. 16 ,and 17, Catheriug-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 'Tibias, allowed to be the 'most cern:date and , t: legant set nt Tables ever yet iovente.d, are very portable,-packing m a Ito but ten Incho.deep. N. 11. The Tasluenahie Sofa-Lieil and Chair-Bed • • • house, • CitILI3LAINS. are orev6ite4 brea4iyg o • ontr their torritentiN it.hntS instantly removed, h-y 'iv HITE-READ% E SSE E ot . US'IA it f), trill versa! ly **teemed for ^ its extraortinoirv' efficacy in kitturnatisnis, , P,abstvit t Couty anifCAimplaints of ;be StottiaLh; !)cit . where . this Cettain OtiCO l.:1k 110 1 % 11, pr PC? s!a4({, "C;ltlbiains WAve ti ALPs- TLY:C ATE Avii eJse Os. paih, anti very 4peectily heal tvc4),- ' ' Prepareti and sold by It; I , oll . l`.`'StON, tlpoilweair, ti,'GrceV.ilitteet, Sohoi'LOudari; the E"t"c: ~its,s. 9d. 4:W110441i Ct;fatC by. evvry Me giow. ". th s •:. , Tin; t,cnitnic fps t) the Nonne , 61 'ilt i 1 , 1 1 1031.1;n1mirtra no • • • • -Y% 4'o F GREAT ADVANTAGES ! ! CHARM' TICKETS at Sixteen Shillings o' , Tidket cheaper than at other Offices, at I. WA RN No: t 6, Cornhill, ,who submits .the following Statement of P ricer, that the Public msy see how much they save in btiy- log at his Office. , - W A R.ti IL ell PrICCS. • . Other Offices' Pri=es. *- • Ticket ,- -- .../,,C2o .17 o Ticket - . ,Czo 19 o: Half - - - ' •to iz o half . - - io ii o Quarter - .. - 5 6 o Quarter - - - i 9 o Eight% - . - 213 o l'tighth - - . 2 i 6. Sixteenth - i 7 o 1 Sixteenth . , - 1 t; o City. Ticket . , - . 7.12 o 1 City Ticket - 7 14. • o The S'PATE. LOTTERY begins Drawing March 5, illolt. • Contains an astonishing number of Thousand Pounds and, rive' Hundred Pounds Prizes, in addition to as many great Capitals. as was usual in former Lotteries of 6o,iicio-Ttckets;' as described in the following rich List: •• I` 3 - of - - ,Czo,ooa so '. of - - k t,060 ,3` - 'of - - royooo 3o - of - - ' On 4 .. of - - 5,000 45 .: of .. . too]; ' ' Sec. tic. eec. , , , . - , • tItIcETS for the GRAND CITY "LOTTERYIn., Variety. - ' ' . '. ' .1-otters .(post-paid), containing Ortfers.::enclosing 'Rank' Notes, Post-Otlico. Orders, or short-dated Bills,. will .be. treated the same as it present. *Country Agent's; for • short-dated 'Bills, supplied -with' Skires en very ntodunite 'terms. - Letters. Po;;lnlid.-" duty answered. SUPERIOR 11ENEI,JTS. 'To begin D I:A WING inc Sib Of R CPI. v i j ORM BY end Co. reipetafully lay before the' 14, S E;114 -Of! the prescott STATE .LOT:' r 'fvourkon the preseuit occasion. Stti.mq,contains treble the number 91 Capital Prizes, inkltrittiWrife number - or s ler Ptize's'.' tt. and So judiciously arranied, that Glubm , Soi i tics , ,and• in. dividual Purchasers, cannot tail of being tgatitied :. by their Adventure. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the alinve old esta blished State Lottcry Offices, on the very lowest Terms, 4 1 . 1 ( 1 : the Prize-1110'14i paid -immediately, wheth4r a or a Iti. . . SCHEME. - 3 Prizes of ,C2x3,0.)60 • - arc ‘56,006 3 - to.Ooo .-'• - • - • 39-rooli 4 - SO" •-•- - loco" - • - ',so., • - • . sosoo 4s_:: - 14 Q 21 - 21,00* soya - r• • 76,50, Ticket. Ni) FIXED PItIZE. Ciil.3oo -• HORNSBY and: Co. hive. likewise on Sit TICK rrs oncl SIIATOiS,for the. CITY LOTTE R Y Of tjk h Eli() 1.0 HOUSES(Land:Tax tedceipen valutid ,11.4„,:7.31. The highest Prize 25,00c,1. the low Lit. zopoi. To be Diawn in Guildhall the 26th0l Orders by Polt, or (.airier, exec:UW(l mildly on the. same Mats a:: it present. . . 26, CORNHII.L; 52, CHARTINIC:CI( , )SS .; and • 'ST. MARGARET's MILL, lltoroqAti• TO iII4GISTRATES. PROIgESSIONAL MEN, AND OTHLUS. CAP PER'S TOPOGRAPHICAL 'DICTION AR.V of GREAT IVRITAIN, IRELAND. 204 tt other BRITISH IS I.M.IDS, will be ready for delivery to .the: Public s on the 21t,t. inst. in One very large•Volunto cb;tirro? closely ptio(cd, accompanied by Fifty-six Newly Drawn. Maps, price 245. 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Bight Rec.creild the Lord Bishop of cA it LISLE; to Mr. CHINO, Apothecary, Cheapside • Lonek•ii. it • TT Readily' embniee thei 'opportunity' your Letter a 1 foritsque t if stifling my - testimony to that of the 'Lot! etfet liaron la favour or your,C,ll,l NG's P Art•LN't• woRM M ,eicleit.Son having, a tyw akt?, dericid. very iiiTterl3l betictit from t) . ,e use ut it. H: hat brim; urryitei forsevsrai weeks:prev;ous to bra taking it; ,elqici , 4lo t . w.b .0111111,11mA ritijuent pilios his f ite . d And 41 , 1 c. The 1.w.1 Chicl 'Baron:Ai/11h 4iiiiftiocideniillty lecift:uut, )11 this start., l'oritt titteliivconittrtntied tomntne trial (if your 1-(ezenge, 3TUi that popiric might,be lost, or any iDisioke inightp,..cut, in obtaining Elul: Kritutit&Mediciin, sent Inc three dose of it. The thisetifth:se. oi:callOtied 'a visible ariteoilioeta,. 'and ,tics' the second ttoic everrunplaiant sintpturnittitippoatodi butt judged it right tu..Aiyre tito.t hint, 'as . th tvvf.• forittechaj sp ed eso hit4,!oriutioniy Vvell. Ftuni that time thy Son tuts bee...414a peefett. health; an?t I eels: Arrly attribute bi, Cure Wholly to the etticaerotthe Worth Lot c niß;,-,.. I h a y,. ,tire. recQulrticatied your I.ozept.cs tri,*cvsr4l iu;.., 'twos, have 'lion to saute xnu tho' luvr: iwyn grcat serViev. Potivilft,iod," t h at trim du" wtotri.: Inv eat eziPTO4Ol3l l - I :uppr e tut l iwi 4, 1 ,11111.14aints t 11,c, i• atf, t L,,; toa OOtYireVil 'lid slo;ttach - •LAttl, itosr.Cz.stir: CA R lASI,. pa i t (.. .10,1 Dui; •;,.„ .„ ; netts i s • •''' 4114 , FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. 7--The Moniteur of this clay contains rf t fron of "the Engli,ll Declaration, in answer tO.rliai of theTtriperor of 114.issia, with a marginal ' commentary. Oa the following passage ►n the secowt paragraph, of the Declaration, _ _ It . . SMillesly was :nof Una Ware of the nature. or, " those:eugagetnents which had been imposed upon ‘!'Russia, in the conferences of Tilsit, - (1.) the 411quiterr says, We are aut horised to. dedane,. 'that no secret' • engagement .was' formed -during the conferences at of , whichnEngland.could cdrnplaiu, and which concerned her in any • way. Wily does • riot the' Cabinet. of Lonion:ntake known those: secret . en , gagements which- are. Contrary to :the Pitnerests •of England, if it. be-acquainted with-them ? Its Ma nifesto_ would inithit case be unacccasary •' • and the „404..bre- communication of those secret article 4 would's justify its comhttl Europe, and re donble the zeal and.cnergy ofievery English citiz:m. But. it is the custom of this .Government to set out with a lakehood, in order to , authorise its at'Sfs .of Injustice, and' in :the endeavour to vindicate those xexationswhieh it natises all the nations of the World to suffer , alike. :When it was (teethed advisable not to execute that- articie.of the Treaty:Of Atniens which required the:evacuation of Malta, the King was Made :to declare, in a Message to Parliament, that -all !the French ..poroP were filled; with vessels • ready <to effilttuate. a descent upon , Erigland,.• and all....SurOpe . :knows . whether there was- then the-least arinament in the ports of Fran Ce. When _the Cabinet resolved to seizeia few millions drpias tres which four Spanish -I:rig:nes: -were. bringing from the Continent of. America, it told alit: equally gross, in order to justify the most scandalous aggres., stun. • When, finally, it-wished to excuse the inex cusable Expedition against Copenhagen, it bad re course to suppositions whose falsehood is evident to all Europe. : • But 'lithe formal-denial of Russia add-France—if •the experience, so often renewed, of the falsehood of English assertions—if the challenge which is given . to publish any 'secret article of the Treaty of which'should be contrary to the interests of England, are not sufficient to convince every impar tial,man, a very few refledions will prove that Eng land .doea not believe in those secret engagenn...nts formed by -Russia.- against her. If, in faa, t h ! Cabinet of London did believe in the exi,tence of such engagements between France and Russia, why did it. not, at the very instant that it made that discovery which induced it'to'attack Co , penhagen, assail the Russian squadron in the Meth. terraneau, instead of pernaittingit to clear the Straiti of Gibridtar ? Why did three Russian Vessel.; which were coming from the North Sea, pass through the English squadron which was blockading Copenhagen?? Why, if secret stipulations had been made at Tilsit to the disadvantage of England; did the Cabinet of 'London have recourse to the meiliatiou of Russia, in order to conciliate its Met ences with - Denmark ? Let , these Ministers be at least consistent with themielves; and let them not assert, a few pages lower, these very words---" But until the Russian Declaration was published (that is; until Noveniber), his Majesty had no reason to sni pe& that any opinions which the Emperor of Russia Might entertain of the transailiims at Copenhagen, could be such as to preclude his Imperial Majesty from Undertaking, - at the request of Great Britain, that same office of Mediator." Thus the English have re- course to the mediation of Russia, in Order to come to an arrangement with Denmark, more than 3 months after the rreaty of Tilsit ; Und'they prrtend, as we • .shall see still farther down, that they undertookihe Expedition against Demnark, - only to oppose the execution of the arrangements at Tilsit, land to de feat one of the objeas of those arrangements."f They seized Danish vessels, on account of arrangements which the Emperor of Russia had Made at Tilsit; tileypermitted the vessels of the Emperor Of IlUssia to pass freely; they were . at peace WithitllSSin , for they .had recourse tp her mediation : it is hence not,..trum • that they then believed tit:it Russia had fanned ar rangetneetS againStjliern ; it is hence not trite that they now believe in the'existence of those arrange ments. Flow is this Unhappy, nation fallen by What miserable counsels .are her affairs direCled: Her illinisters, in 'framing a Manifesto of a fe w pages, have not good sense and relleetion enough to avoid contradiclions thei gross. " Mathis Majesty had enteftained,the hope, that a review of the trar4aqi&ns of that unfortunate " goliation, and a just estimate of its etteds upon the " glory : oldie ItUssian name, and upon the interests of the Russian Empire,, would have induced his " Imperial. Majesty to extricate himself from the embarrassment of thoie new Counsels and cornier "tions which he 'had adopted in n moment of de ".spondeney and alarm ; and to return to a policY " more congenial to the principles which he has so " invariably` protessed, and more condi.L:ive to the ho “ 'lour, of .his Crown, and to the ptosperity of his do;- 4 .. tuinions.",(2.)' (2). The 'good faith of the Cabinet of London shines forth here in.alt its brightness ! It' hoped that the Emperor,of Itussia, having formed ertgoge,;: ments.opposed. to .Etiglandi would fail in I, : ;eepilig them almost immediately. Doubtless the. Luglish Government judges according to its own feelings: It reveals its secri:its to all the world. The Tr . eatieg which its signs are mmie only for the occasion (ow . vats i'venthetx) ; the obligations it contracts ate bat simulated engagementi,. Which it vioit l i es or kt.ttp3;.:44rtling to its Capri; Or interest,. We rupest it the Emperor of ItLisiifi sigi T! l no . atgaSit which was contrary to - ,Eliteiilt4tat of Etteliod .ht,IL it :he livid done :03,- his c h t i ra ,„ t e r , .4; ,l'esaity, 01.1. nut authorise ,Loglauti '